3.1 Aim: Use PLC To Test The START STOP and TEST Logic For Two Inputs and One Output. 3.2 Apparatus: PLC Software, NO and NC Switches. 3.3theory
3.1 Aim: Use PLC To Test The START STOP and TEST Logic For Two Inputs and One Output. 3.2 Apparatus: PLC Software, NO and NC Switches. 3.3theory
3.1 Aim: Use PLC to test the START STOP and TEST logic for two inputs and one output.
3.3Theory:
Press START button and I0.0 is ON. The Motor will keep running if no error occurred (I0.3 is
OFF). The action can be practiced by a latching circuit which takes output Q0.0 as one of the
input condition to keep the motor running even if the START button is not pressed (See
normally open contact Q0.0 below I0.0).
When STOP button is pressed, I0.1 is ON and Q0.0 is OFF. The motor will stop running. If any
error is occurred (I0.3 is ON), Y1 will be OFF and the motor will stop running.
When TEST is pressed (I0.2 is ON), Q0.0 is ON. The motor will start running if no error
occurred (I0.3 is OFF). On the contrary, when TEST is released, the motor will stop running.
The testing function is performed by this process.
3.4 Procedure:
3.6 Observations:
Sr . no. Case Case Motor status (ON/OFF)
3.7 Result:
When start button is pushed:
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When stop button is pushed:
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3.8 Conclusions:
1. When START (NO) switch is pushed, motor will be ______ (ON/OFF).
2. When STOP (NC) switch is pushed, motor will be ______ (ON/OFF).
3. When START (NO) switch is released after push, motor remain ______ (ON/OFF).
3.9 Questions:
1. Draw a ladder diagram to switch PLC output high if any of the three inputs is high.